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alittlebitofeverythingwithlove.com
I thought perhaps a few might enjoy this soothing instrumental called "Pastures New" by Nickel Creek. It brings to mind open spaces, the beauty of the countryside, joy tinged with longing. Nickel Creek is an American bluegrassband consisting of some incredibly talented musicians: Chris Thile on mandolin, and siblings Sara Watkins on fiddle and Sean... |
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rugby843.blog
I hope to add a smile on your face as you read my choice. Aretha Franklin's hit in 1967 has a misheard line and below is the explanation from her. "THERE'S one massive showstopping moment in Aretha Franklin's breakout hit Respect - but so many people get it wrong, the Queen of Soul herself... |
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nostalgicitalian.com
My blogging buddy, Jim Adams, weekly offers up a different topic to write about on Song Lyric Sunday. This week he asked us to pick a song written or performed by someone who was born in the month of July. I honestly changed my pick a few times before deciding on my choice. Who do... |
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theonlydeadheadinthehameau.com
It's all about bodily extremities for Jim's Song Lyric Sunday challenge this week, so let's go with fingers and the Grateful Dead's 'Crazy Fingers', one of my favourite songs in the canon. Robert Hunter's lyrics are sheer poetry and if you have the time (and inclination) listen to the magic starting from 4:45 in this... |
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